There's Nothing to Be Afraid of
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I was determined, however, to ignore my wretched state and get as much accomplished as possible before noon. Greg had said we would talk then about whether I would be allowed to continue my investigation, but I suspected that his decision would be a negative one. This morning might be my last chance to help my clients.
The lobby was deserted, and a hand-lettered sign on the elevator door said: Out of Order. Perhaps, I thought, last night’s power failure had delivered it a coup de grace. My weary... body aching, I climbed the stairs to the fourth floor and knocked at the Vangs’ apartment. Lan answered immediately, her face pasty, her eyes deeply shadowed. Her wan expression turned to relief when she saw me, and I realized that something was wrong here, something in addition to the events of the previous evening.
“Lan,” I said, “what is it?”
“Please, come in.” She opened the door wide and gestured with one arm.
I stepped into the living room, which looked dingy and ill-furnished in the subdued light that filtered in from the alley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was determined, however, to ignore my wretched state and get as much accomplished as possible before noon. Greg had said we would talk then about whether I would be allowed to continue my investigation, but I suspected that his decision would be a negative one. This morning might be my last chance to help my clients.
The lobby was deserted, and a hand-lettered sign on the elevator door said: Out of Order. Perhaps, I thought, last night’s power failure had delivered it a coup de grace. My weary... body aching, I climbed the stairs to the fourth floor and knocked at the Vangs’ apartment. Lan answered immediately, her face pasty, her eyes deeply shadowed. Her wan expression turned to relief when she saw me, and I realized that something was wrong here, something in addition to the events of the previous evening.
“Lan,” I said, “what is it?”
“Please, come in.” She opened the door wide and gestured with one arm.
I stepped into the living room, which looked dingy and ill-furnished in the subdued light that filtered in from the alley.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Muller to read onlineMoreLess
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